tropical storm nanka is likely to hit hainan on tuesday.t will make a second landfall in northern vietnam on wednesday. expect up to 200 millimeters of rainfall in northern vietnam and hainan through the next 72 hours. the outer band of the storm will also produce heavy downpours in southern china. so you should watch out for further flooding and landslides. heavy rain is expected in hanoi on tuesday, and some showers will also spread into hong kong. meanwhile, calm and dry conditions will spread across beijing, shanghai, all the way to tokyo with mild temperatures. we have nanka over the south china sea. another storm has formed over the bay of bengal. the storm system will hit the east coast of central india and move east across the country over the next couple days. downpours can produce flooding and landslides. finally in europe, people in the balkans are still dealing with severe thunderstorms. a low pressure system will li linger across the region producing unstable conditions. showers are expected with a high of 26 degrees on tuesday

is recruiting in major cities as well as smaller hubs such as outside beijing and the capital of hainanand. that is in contrast to tesla's approach in the u.s., where its committee case and steam has been largely disbanded. rivals both hit records in new york thanks to a vote of confidence. jp morgan expects a new energy demands to accelerate in china tour 20% -- to 20% of the market while citi points to a strong order backlog. chinese car data show whole sales of new energy vehicles 140 thousando units. bmw has halted deliveries of several hybrid models over fears that batteries could overheat and catch fire. it affects more than 30,000 vehicles in the united states and europe including the x series of suv's, its range of sedans, and many others. problems relate to ford components from the supplier that bmw did not identify. shery. shery: let's turn to wells fargo because it has fired more than 100 employees for improperly taking coronavirus relief funds. that's the same program for which jp morgan dismissed workers months ago. the finance reporter joins us from new york. really, more

hainan filled. the lead of women voters is pleased to welcome to the cleveland ohio convention center music call, president jimmy carter of the democratic parted for reelection to the presidency. and governor ronald reagan from california, the republican party's candidates for the presidency. the candidates will debate questions on domestic, economic, foreign piracy -- policy and security issues. to questions are going to be posed by a panel of distinguished journalist who are here with me. they are marvin stone, at a tour of u.s. news and world report. harry ellis national correspondent other christian -- . william hilliard assistant managing editor to the reporter to oregonian. barbara walters correspondent abc news. the ground rules for this it was agreed by you gentlemen, are these each panelist down here will ask a question, the same question, to each of the two candidates. after the two candidates have answered, the panelists will ask follow-up questions to try and sharpen the answers. the can

the first target is likely going to impact the island of hainan as it moves to the west. still bringing a lot of rain to the central portions of vietnam. you don't need any more rain. likely this weekend into the first part of next week it will be quite wet. we have a frontal boundary moving through into the area. another low is crossing over into the upper plains. that's bringing winter storm conditions. some areas could see not only snow but also ice. you want to be very careful of that. as this low moves to the east, we'll see the instability. cold air continues to be a big part of the story. denver you're about to go for a wild ride in terms of daytime highs, down to negative six for the high on sunday. hope you have a good day whreveer you are. >>> that concludes this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm raja pradhan in tokyo. coming up next is "newsline biz" with ramin mellegard, so stay right there. ♪ >>> this is "newsline biz." i'm ramin mellegard. september was another tough month for japanese department stores. sales tumbled by about one-third from last year, largely